Mechanics for Creating Wooden Automatons
Influences
A course by Eduardo Salzane , Artist
About the video: Influences
Overview
“Currently, I can understand that my creations come from my worldly observations and how I relate to it. The world is a huge source of inspiration and there are countless artists, creators and inventors who can influence us in many ways. In this class, you will meet some of the artists that inspire me. ”
In this video lesson Eduardo Salzane addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Mechanics for Creating Wooden Automatons. Learn to build gears, cranks, and links with simple tools to create moving sculptures that simulate wings flapping..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this class. i'm going to share with you some of my main influences. Today I understand that my creations My insights come from my everyday observations and how I relate to them. The world around me is a vast wellspring of inspiration. teeming with artists. creators. and inventors whose work and ideas can When I began constructing automatons. my curiosity led me to explore both contemporary and historical artistic endeavors. In this pursuit. i uncovered fascinating details about horologists active in the who crafted intricate mechanisms. Among them was Pierre Jaquet-Droz. Quedros remains ...”
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Course summary for: Mechanics for Creating Wooden Automatons
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Areas
Art Toys, Character Design, Sculpture, Toy Design, Woodworking
Eduardo Salzane
A course by Eduardo Salzane
Graduated in social communication from Unesp, artist Eduardo Salzane has already worked with authorial photography, puppet theater and some circus modalities before specializing in the universe of automatons — sculptures that move from a crank.
He has given workshops at different institutions throughout Brazil and his works have been exhibited in several galleries in the interior of São Paulo and at the Ecomuseum of Itaipu, in Foz do Iguaçu. Currently, he develops his work with reused wood and creates a universe of poetry in motion in each of his pieces.
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